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Morrowind
I used some mods to change range of sight and improve graphics a little, and then 'walked' upwards thanks to some low-lewel levitation spell for about fifteen minutes. This is the result. I have a few more pictures showing Morrowind from different perspective, if you'll like it. The picture was taken above Balmora.
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nargogh ONLINE (01/07/2013) [-]
othagovna - I was thinking about making a trip to the Solstheim for example and then trying to make another photos. I would probably catch the whole Morrowind on that pictures.
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N. Korean citizen (01/08/2013) [-]
shit man, you just reminded me that i never actually installed morrowind on my new pc. i bet i can actually run it at a playable frame rate with some of these graphics mods now.
heh, you just improved my day ten-fold.
heh, you just improved my day ten-fold.
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othagovna (01/07/2013) [-] It would be pretty interesting to see some more pictures of Morrowind from way up above it like this.
Personally, (if I had copy of the game for PC) I'd try to create a few panoramic images of the whole island from above the center-most point of the island, but from different altitudes to try to get good views of it all in different levels of detail.
Personally, (if I had copy of the game for PC) I'd try to create a few panoramic images of the whole island from above the center-most point of the island, but from different altitudes to try to get good views of it all in different levels of detail.
